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310 U.S. Cities Saw Record-High Temperatures Yesterday
06/20/2011by Brian Merchant, Brooklyn, New York on 06. 9.11 Business & Politics Yesterday, it was unbearably hot in New York City….
Read MoreIn Africa Ivy League Universities Involved In Land Grabs – In India Its A War On Farmers
06/20/2011by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY Business & Politics Two stories coming through on land grabs in the name of ‘development’…
Read MorePuro Faitrade Coffee: Arch
06/20/2011Make yourself more useful. Have a coffee break. By drinking Puro Fairtrade Coffee, you contribute to the preservation of the equatorial rainforest…
Read MoreBenetton Looks To You Nguyen To Find Retail Balance
06/20/2011You Nguyen Leads a Benetton Renaissance by Amy DuFault in Fashion In the mid-’60s, when the Benetton family introduced the idea…
Read MoreGlow-in-the-Dark Jeans by Naked & Famous Headed to a Barneys Near You
06/20/2011by Nicole Abene Glow-in-the-dark jeans for nocturnal cyclists? Sure, why not. Naked & Famous, a “rare and raw” denim label from…
Read MoreWind-Powered Mosque Planned for German Town
06/20/2011by Jennifer Hattam, Istanbul, Turkey Design & Architecture The tall spire that is often the most distinctive architectural feature of a…
Read MoreJeffrey Hollender Shares Four Reasons He Got Fired from Seventh Generation
06/20/2011By Jen Boynton | June 9th, 2011 Jeffrey Hollender onstage with Gil Friend and Chip Conley shortly after his big announcement…
Read MoreL.A’s newest eco-party spot
06/20/2011Marrakesh House, a green showcase house and electric vehicle mecca, invites Angelenos to its grand opening party. A new eco-party spot’s…
Read MoreArtist Creates Unique Portraits From Old Maps
06/20/2011by Jennifer Hattam, Istanbul, Turkey Culture & Celebrity “Danny: Mt. Pleasant, MI,” 2009 (L) and “Two Bostons,” 2009 (R). Photos: Nikki…
Read MoreCoolest Summers By Mid-Century Could Be Hotter Than Hottest Of 20th Century
06/17/2011by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY Science & Technology Next time you switch on the AC when it just hits 80°F…
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